The top panel in figure 2 plots the fraction of the male PDs that did not (left panel) or did (right panel) receive an independent major grant as a function of the h index of their PD mentor.
Hence the realm of aesthetics is granted a key function in any attempt to overcome the inherited mind/body dichotomy, in which Humboldt saw a major obstacle in the path of achieving individual self-determination.
Most reasonable people would grant that privacy is a function of liberty.
The other striking observation is the rapidity with which attempts to restore federal grant support falls off as a function of the length of the gap in funding.
Stan Heptinstall, on behalf of the University of Nottingham, has received a grant for a platelet function workshop from Lilly and a grant for research from AstraZeneca.
But now, I grant you that the force is not a function of velocity.
Copyright©2015, American Chemical Society, permission granted), b lattice constant ratio (c/a) deviation as a function of Ga content (x) [14] (Copyright© John Wiley and Sons, 2008, permission granted).
This arrives after the following happy realization about breast milk: "But what fun! to be granted a new bodily function so late in life.
Breathing is a function that most of us take for granted.
"The Turnbull government proposal to cut Arena's budget and remove its grant making function would stifle innovative clean energy projects and jobs," said Kelly O'Shanassy, chief executive of ACF.
In the case of the hypothetic proteins, an alignment was carried out using the Psi-BLAST tool from the NCBI website, in order to grant them a putative function; in some cases, a coincidence was not found, but in others we could assume a probable function.
